Proton incorporation in yttria-stabilized zirconia during atomic layer deposition
This work elucidated the proton-incorporation mechanism in ALD YSZ1. Isotope 2H2O was used as an oxidant to trace proton incorporation. The ratio of ZrO2 to Y2O3 ALD cycles was varied from 1:1 to 5:1. TEM confirmed that the ALD YSZ films grew as fully crystallized columnar grains in the cubic ZrO2 p...
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description | This work elucidated the proton-incorporation mechanism in ALD YSZ1. Isotope 2H2O was used as an oxidant to trace proton incorporation. The ratio of ZrO2 to Y2O3 ALD cycles was varied from 1:1 to 5:1. TEM confirmed that the ALD YSZ films grew as fully crystallized columnar grains in the cubic ZrO2 phase. SIMS indicated that the Y3+ and 2H+ concentrations were linearly correlated, indicating yttria-deposition-induced proton incorporation. XPS confirmed an appreciable amount of Y(OH)3 proportional to the 2H+ content in the ALD YSZ, as was also detected by SIMS. Oxide ion vacancies created by the replacement of ZrO2 with relatively small amounts of Y2O3 provided additional vacancies for proton incorporation, resulting in steeper [2H+]/[Y3+] slopes.
•This work clarifies the relationship between Y3+ and H+ in ALD YSZ.•2H2O was used as an oxidant to trace proton incorporation during deposition.•SIMS confirmed that the concentrations of Y3+ and 2H+ were linearly correlated.•XPS showed the presence of Y(OH)3 in proportion to the 2H+ content in ALD YSZ. |
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